Chrizum said:
BossPuma said:
Rogerioandrade said:
Sort of a naive question. Of course Nintendo can always suprise us.
Kid Icarus was a surprise. Supporting and Publishing Baoynetta 2 was a surprise. Supporting and Publishing Shin Megami Tensei x Fire Emblem was a surprise. The GamePad was a surprise.
The thing is... most people who heavily critize Nintendo never actually tried their games or products. The Gamepad is a fine example. While it´s not, in any way, revolutionary, games like ZombiU and NintendoLand showed that it really can give gamers some different and creative experiences, but people prefer the old gimmick talk instead of actually trying it.
By the way, pratically every big developer today are basing their launches of the same and same franchises, Fifa, PES, Call of Duty, Halo, Assassin´s Creed, Tekken, Street Fighter, Devil May Cry, Metal Gear Solid, Final Fantasy. Here comes another CoD, another GTA, another Battlefield......so there´s no point about arguing that Nintendo only uses the same franchises. Every company do that. |
I guess it only shows that nintendo gets more hate than many other companies, for whatever reason. Sony and Microsoft never do anything different but Nintendo should be pointed out for not creating the most mind-bending designs every single time.
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Hate? That is ridiculous. If this is hating then I don't think you know what hate is. Am I not allowd to express my concern about my favorite developer? And who says anything about Sony and Microsoft? I haven't even mentioned them and I won't as this thread is about Nintendo. What Sony and Microsoft do or don't is irrelevant (and a lot less interesting to me on top of it).
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I guess i should have said Nintendo is criticised more than most companies. And many people do hate Nintendo, maybe not you exactly. I think Nintendo is totaly able to suprise everyone, have you forgotten about E3? Either Nintendo or some rumors ( i forget) said that they have some announcements that will shock everyone even more than Bayonetta 2, if thats some indication.
